New Intervention Fact Sheet: Parent-Child Care [nctsn.org]

Gail Kennedy 2/4/1911:25 AM

A 7-page fact sheet describing Parent-Child Care (PC-CARE) is now available. A dyadic psychotherapeutic intervention for enhancing the caregiver-child relationship and making behavior management more effective, PC-CARE combines teaching and coaching on how trauma exposure affects children’s mental health. Caregivers can be biological parents, relative caregivers, resource parents, grandparents, nannies, or anyone caring for a child. While caregivers play with the child, therapists coach them, pointing out their most effective strategies. The child is involved in the treatment process (teaching and coaching) as much as possible and appropriate. Siblings or foster siblings who are not participating in the intervention can be present during sessions. Multiple caregivers and/or multiple children can participate in the intervention using an adapted protocol.

[To download this resource, go to https://www.nctsn.org/interventions/parent-child-care]

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Christine Cissy WhiteIt's not trauma-informed unless it's informed by trauma survivors.

Tina Faber posted:
Sounds like a fantastic intervention. Anyone from the East Coast trained in this?

Tina:
Speaking of fabulous. Can you share the ACEs flyer you have for parents with me again? I can't get my hands on it and want to add it to a consolidated post about one-pagers for parents.Cissy

2/12/191:56 PM

Tina FaberMember

Sounds like a fantastic intervention. Anyone from the East Coast trained in this?

2/12/198:39 AM

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